The second day of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Russia F/W 2017-18
The show Komod opened the second day of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Russia. Alain Nega presented her collection “Living In a Dream” giving the sense of tranquility and winging. Asymmetric floor-length dresses, exposed shoulders and low-cut necklines, basques and zephyrs translucent textures – this line of images is accomplished in somber colors: classic black, medium gray, powdery color with attractive silver accents.
The evening gowns from “Flying Butterfly Collection” by Anastasia Mishina were all covered with butterflies, a well-known symbol of rebirth, reincarnation and freedom. All dresses were made of pieces of fabric that smoothly transformed into peculiar trendy images.
Femininity, elegancy and pageantry – this is all about the collection by Blue Jasmine. The dresses both in shape and color reminded of morning rosebuds. The tenderness of the gowns was emphasized by translucent sleeves and veiling cascade skirts that advantaged in contrast with asymmetric jackets and heavy flower-embroidered dress trains. Boys were offered checked slacks with single color shirts and hats.
The women’s collection BGN styled by Alexandr Rogov is non-pretentious casual in restrained colors, without eye-catching or loud accessories. The collection included both formal images and cocktail and promenade offering individuality and comfort.
Fall/Winter 2017/18 by Ivanova “The Lady / The Hooligan” embodies the ambiguity of the modern woman’s nature. The designer gallantly experiments with shapes and textures, and plays with various fabrics – moreen, tweed, knitted jersey and silk are used to create elegant shapes retaining the illusion of softness and lightness. The designer uses neutral shades of gray with some pink and jade.
The brand of wedding dresses Speranza Couture by Nadezda Yusupova presented transparent zephyrs dresses embroidered with crystals and laced flakes. This time the designer turned to tales of the East. She chose the shades of precious stones to color her collection up – amethysts, topazes, sapphires, morganites and diamonds. All the lines are traced with so much love to a woman’s body and the charming effect it provides on her chosen one. Low-cut necklines beautifully emphasize back and decollete zones, and trumpet skirts accent thighs and slim wastes. The ensemble is completed with luxurious embroidered trains. Novel and up-to-date images carry on the subject of the eternal charm of love that inspires Nadezda.
Ksenia Knyazeva was inspired by female omnitude. The hero of her collection, Jeanne d’Arc, embodied fragility and belligerency, transparency and enigma. This combination was presented in minimalistic slim-fit dresses, sweatshirts and wrapper coats finished with feathers and decorated with embroidered roosters. Formal long vests and culottes ensembles were attenuated with scandalous shirts, sword-knots, lacing and fishnet tights, adding some Gothics into the image. The Medieval theme was supported by aquarelle floral elements reminding of tinted glass.
Julia Dalakian presented her magical collection hypnotizing with its modest shimmering radiance. Deep copper and radiant metallic were complemented with paillettes and insolent inclusions like chains or fur bracelets emphasizing the model’s fragile vulnerability. There were also asymmetry, translucent and velvet fabrics and provocative bold cuts.
Consistent elegance expressed with simplicity and accuracy was the feature of the show by Isabel Garcia. This collection was a true berry cocktail. It started with embroidered rowanberries on formal suits and was followed by cranberry romantic A-line chiffon dresses. The final accords were clingy blackberry milk dresses and streamy skirts with cascade flounces.
All the collection by Bella Potemkina was made of Kanecaron modacrylic fibers that are used to make high-quality eco-fur. The colors were bright and various – fuchsia and purple accompanied classic black and white, and the brand hero was bold, brave and ready to experiment. All images demonstrated deliberate negligence, easiness, sexuality and gloss. Cut-offs, bodysuits, over-knee boots, enameled leather, paillettes and double-breasted dresses – no superstitions, only bold visualization.
During Kazakhstan Fashion Week four brands presented their collections. Evening gowns by Aelita opened the show. Later, paillette dresses with slashed sleeves as well as regular and pinafore dresses, overcoats and waist bags were represented by DiSiitova. The collection by LIBАS Atelier celebrated youth and feminine charm with its fine organza dresses, while Zherebtsov presented bright street-style images, both brutal and dramatic.
In the presentation corner F.GENE, the St. Petersburg brand, demonstrated its hand-made eco-leather bags for tablets and notebooks. Light backpacks, shoulder bags and clutch bags were decorated with animalistic and geometric prints.
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